>The higher up the hierarchy you go
>The less work you do
>And the more money you (((earn)))
The higher up the hierarchy you go
Kayden Cruz
Elijah Rivera
>>The less work you do
This is wrong and exactly why you will be poor for the rest of your life.
Tyler Cook
But there's only ONE CEO
Vs hundreds on minimum wage
In pretty sure the sum of ^^ is LOWER than the CEOs pay
Sebastian Ross
> and the more responsibility you have
Luke Reyes
Ye, less work an average Joe can do and more work only a highly qualified person can do.
Say, there is an opening for a job where a man has to press a button every hour. The problem is the button is on a big panel with 1000 buttons and every time someone presses a wrong one, the company loses $1M. You could hire a simple guy, who'd trial and error his way to the right button and pay him $15/hr. Or you could hire that one guy who knows ahead which button it is, but he asks $1500/hr. Which one would you hire? Also, that one guy has 2 other offers to operate similar panels in other companies, and you don't know how much they are offering him. A colleague suggests you up that salary to $2000/hr, since if that guy picks another company, you'll be stuck with a $15/hr imbecile. Would you listen to him?
Colton Baker
If running a corporation is so easy why don't poor people just do that?
Jace Hall
> Be a cashier at McD's.
> Fuck up.
> Get a warning or slap on the wrist or absolutely nothing.
> Be a CEO at McD's.
> Fuck up.
> Get booted out before the day is over.
Oliver Morris
Hire the guy for 15/hr and teach him the right button. Save 1000/hr.
Christopher Butler
Then once he learns which button to push and that you’re paying less than the other button pushers - he goes and finds a better paying job.
Jose Robinson
Plus: Be liable for losses. Of course there are insurances for that, but these insurances will come after you to get their money back in case you fucked up carelessly.